A slight rise isn't 'plummeting' in anyone's version of English. It has been soaring for a long time. But who cares about silly semantics, other than you?
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You got something right.
Not you obviously.
Someone once thought there would be 112,000 cases a day by the 12th July.
And I was wrong. I have accepted that, you however still seem to think that it's all a conspiracy by big face mask.
Are the two things linked or mutually exclusive?
You may also like to look back and see if I actually said cases were plummeting.
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Those two concepts are not antonyms, nor even related.
Somethings can be unrelated or related, and also not mutually exclusive (i.e. can exist at the same time), and mutually exclusive.
For instance, it can be raining and sunny at the same time. Just as it can be not raining and not sunny at the same time. Or raining and a Tuesday at the same time.
There are so may examples of some things not being related, and not being mutually exclusive that it is impossible to present a fraction of the examples.
I think you mean UK vaccination rates have been falling faster than a whores drawers.
UK is now miles behind EU
according to the Zoe app UK cases are rising
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